Project import after Git clone

[snow3847]

Hello,

I have migrated from Windows 10 to Windows 11 and reinstalled the S32 DS Software along with the Tool Packages. I have my Project in git so i cloned it and tried to import it into the Workspace. The problem is that apparently some of the configuration is not loaded correctly(?). It also says that the SDK is not compatible although i used the exact same version of last time . When i create a new project everything is good i can build and debug properly but if i try to import the project i have problems. Before reinstalling the S32DS i had no Problems also with the current Project.

S32DS version : v3.5

SDK version : S32k144 sdk 4.0.1

this is the properties window i have after i cloned the project and imported it into the Workspace (eveything is gone somehow) : 

When i try to reconfigure the imported project at some point i import the sdk but cannot attach it as it says sdk version is not compatible (i used the same sdk as before for this project which is the 4.0.1)

i would be happy with any feedback 

Thank you for the help.

[Julián_AragónM]

Hi @snow3847,

Could you confirm if SDK 4.0.1 is correctly installed in your S32DS? 

I've tested importing a Git example by simply exporting the hello_world_s32k144 project and importing it through Git:

There were no issues with building it. When importing the project, is it correctly shown in the project wizard?

Best regards,
Julián

[snow3847]

Hi! Thanke you for the response. Those are the packages that i have installed 

[Julián_AragónM]

Hi @snow3847

Before updating to Windows 11, was the IDE used S32DS 3.5 as well? 

If you have the correct packages installed, this may be an issue with the project uploaded to the Git repository, either some files missing when cloning or other dependencies needed by it.

Are you able to share the project? 

Best regards,
Julián